Where did we come from? A big bang? Where did the "Big Bang" come from? Who created the "Big Bang" at the first place? A super intelligent creator? Well, this video - "The God Within" by Mike Adams is the best summary of all scientific explanations of our origin of universe that I have watched so far. Let's check it out! It is quite a lengthy video...




Unfortunately after you've watched this video,  you will still do not get the answer. The origin has been suggested as "Nothing", "Spontaneous Creation", "Dark Matter" or whatever theories that come up with, it still leaves with a very big question mark, where does the origin came from?

However, all those scientific explanations and experiments only tell you one thing which is the answer is from within. It is in fact has been proven scientifically that "no microscopic property is a property until it is is an observed property"! Thus it concludes that you're part of the universe and you can make changes to universe. The reality is our own reflections in other words, our reality is an illusion. 

An interesting experiment shows that electrons are particle when they are observed or else they are waves. Huh? Why is this so? Welcome to the Quantum Physics! Let's watch this video if you want to find out more. Yes, another lengthy video but you won't regret to finish it...




The conclusion of all these scientific explanation is you don't need to look externally to search for the origin but rather by understanding or knowing yourself, then you know what is the origin. That why's "the God is within" and this aligns of many meditation concepts and philosophy where focusing on consciousness and enlightenment which is also very similar to Buddhism teaching.

So now back the question, is there a scientific explanation of our origin? Honestly, the answer is

No, Because Explaining Our Origin Is Beyond Our Science



You may ask why is it so? Why our science cannot explain our origin? Well the answer is pretty simple too if you follow this blog closely enough. I'm sorry, it is not God. God is just one of the origins where HE has the origin too. So, the ultimate answer is

The Origin of Universe Does NOT Exist, Because Everything Is Looping.



If everything is at looping, there is no starting and ending points. If there is no starting point, there is no origin. The origin of universe does not exist at all. :) If it doesn't exist, how science can prove it? It is as simple as that. Do you agree?

What is Buddhism?

Posted by ChampDog | Saturday, June 16, 2012

In my previous posts, I specifically talked about these 2 facts or maybe I should just call them my opinions:

So, why?  Why Buddhism is not a religion? Why ultimate Buddhism is a a free thinking? This is all because the main teaching of Buddhism is about one thing - "realization". Other words, you may call it awareness or enlightenment.You can look at my previous comment here for replying to one of the readers who questioned that isn't that Buddhism a belief too because they believe in Karma? Well, it is not. If you understand Buddhism as a belief, then you understand it wrongly. Let's read again on my previous comment from the link above. :)



It is All from Within
 
The most important element of Buddhism is about realization and it must be from within and not from external which means that you realize or aware of something by your own but not because of someone tells you something and you just believe in it. For example, a Buddhist teaches you about Karma concept. Is it the truth? No one knows in reality. Buddhism will ask you to figure the answer out  by yourself. It seems to be a truth is because more than one person who can able to discover the same fact but ultimately still you have to discover that by your own. What other people discovered is only as a reference for you regardless of who those people are (even if they're your Buddhist teacher!)  :)



So clearly with such teaching philosophy, isn't that Buddhism a free thinking philosophy? You're basically free to think whatever that you want. It is not belief too since most religions are about belief. Buddhism does not force you to believe in something. They only share with you what they know. Whenever Buddhism tells you something, it is meant for reference and you're not suppose to believe it without doing any homework. So, it is a religion? That obviously is not a religion right in my opinion.

Hope that makes sense so far, and I summary what Buddhism is about as follow:

Buddhism is a Philosophy to teach you how to Find Your Answer by Your Own

Agree?